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I just cannot recall seeing this type of decoration associated with them, but who knows with German glass.

The companies I mentioned above all did produce bubble/powder decorated pieces...The Ichendorf vase in the link to the Duesseldorf e-museum site does look very similar to my vase comparing them side by side; and I rather think that the lack of a mark wouldn't indicate anything. But that is only significant if their attribution is correct.

Thanks again, Ivo!Sorry for the delay, but I was off for a nice new year's trip to Hamburg, the highlight of which was visiting lovely Pamela's Pressglaspavillon.I did check the Ikora book, but all similarly shaped vases there have an applied foot.I guess I'll have to be content with German, possibly Ichendorf, until a labeled one appears...Well, the usual trouble when it comes to attributing German postwar glass.

Nice piece, Michael. I also think it's 60-70 German, no idea who made it. Just to enhance speculation - apart from the makers you have mentioned, Gral Glas has done a series brown with bubbles, and Theresienthal also seems to have had designs with bubbles (though I have to say most of my Theresienthal attributions haven't been very solidly backed so far).